Answer:
Immigrants or refugees
Explanation:
Immigrants: "a person who comes to live permanently in a foreign country".
Refugees: "a person who has been forced to leave their country in order to escape war, persecution, or natural disaster".
It depends on the situation.
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Answer:
Initial trail from any court either customary or magistrate Court perculiar to the state or community; if the verdict is unsatisfactory to both the defendant or plaintiff, the High Court is sought if the judgement is unsatisfactory to both parties; an Appeal Court is sought if the judgement is unsatisfactory then the Supreme Court is Sought.
Explanation:
The idea is that a Higher court in Authority has the ability to repeal any given judgement by her current judgement.
Answer:
Answer A.
Explanation:
I don't have a step by step, I was just doing this same article and I clicked A and it was right. Hope this helps!
Both western europeans and latin american people could immigrate "freely" under that immigration act. The act was intended as a mean to limit the immigration of people whose ancestry was "non white", while increasing the number of "white" inmigrants to guarantee a more homogeneous population in the US. The first group of people was allowed to immigrate because many people living in the US came from the british islands, and in the case of latin american people, since they were a mixture of european and native american parents, they were considered as "white", too. People not allowed to immigrate under this act: asians and east europeans.
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churches lay the foundation of the development of the African-American leaders through
serving as the center of all community activities especially organizing for
education. The church leaders during the African-American period were usually
also strong community leaders. Independent black churches have fully grown and
they showed as an air of militancy in the eyes of white Americans. They have
established itself as the greatest source for African American religious
enrichment and secular development. </span>